A Rare Coastal Opportunity in EAST Palm Beach

Positioned in the prestigious EAST Palm Beach, this as-new boutique apartment offers a unique chance to secure an oceanfront lifestyle within an exclusive collection of just 33 residences across nine levels.

Soak in sweeping south-east ocean views and enjoy seamless indoor–outdoor living, with sea breezes filling every corner of the home. Step outside and you're less than 35 metres to the sand, no roads to cross, just pure beachside living.

Set along the new coastal walkway between Tallebudgera Creek and Twenty Third Avenue, you'll be perfectly placed between Burleigh's vibrant café culture and Palm Beach's thriving dining scene, all while being moments from one of Australia's best swimming spots.

Wake up to a stunning ocean-facing master suite with a walk-in ensuite and direct balcony access, while the second bedroom captures both ocean and hinterland views to the south.

Apartment Features:

Level 6 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1 Car + oversized storage cage

Open plan living with superb flow to a sun-drenched balcony

Premium south-east corner position with natural light and cooling breezes

Stone benchtops, upgraded appliances, ducted AC and high ceilings

Low body corporate levies

Added Touches:

New Curtains & Blinds through-out

New Timber Flooring upgrade

Designer pendant kitchen lighting

Brand Kitchen upgrade, cupboards, 900mm oven & cooktop

New tiling backsplash

Dimmable light switches

Building Highlights:

Boutique development of 33 residences with ground floor retail

Less than 35m to the sand, no roads to cross

Residents' retreat with pool, landscaped gardens, BBQ & dining spaces

Prestigious northern end of Palm Beach

800m to award-winning Tallebudgera Creek

Direct access to the ocean way path leading to Burleigh Heads

Moments from Espresso Motto café and other dining options

Under 2km to the heart of Burleigh

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.